My phone and my tablet will accept micro sd cards. Seems logical to get a digital camera that uses micro cards as opposed to the standard sd cards.

Question is does anyone make cameras using micro cards? Secondly if so what is a recommendation for make and model?

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Originally posted by Howard:


Question is does anyone make cameras using micro cards?

Frankly I don't know. But it's easy enough to use micro SD cards in a point n shoot or a DSLR by using an adapter.

Zeke, duh, never thought of that.

The simplest solutions are the best. Thanks

Everyone has a "duh" moment now and then. Glad to help.

Take the adapter route, otherwise I've used a little Nikon L26 on hunting/fishing trips in the past year and have been very satisfied with it. Sub-$100 camera, accepts micro SD cards and runs on AA batteries.

I have a little NIKON AW110 that I purchased from Costco. It came with a microSD card, rechargeable batteries, little filter holder 40.5 mm filters and a small case with strap. In addition I purchased a rocket fish circular polarizer and a lens filter cover for it to protect the filter and lens.

The camera has a built-in GPS, map function ability to make high DEF movies, and the ability to handle 32 gig microSD cards.

This package from Costco was about $300 and is certainly worth it in my opinion. I hauled one all over Europe on my last tour, and barely knew I had it.